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Shintoism: Beliefs and Purification Rituals by ZAi LugRo is a document available to read on EtoBox.
Shintoism is the traditional religion of Japan, centered on the worship of kami, or gods, and characterized by practices that emphasize tradition, family, and nature. Key texts include the Kojiki and Nihon Shoki, which document the mythology and imperial lineage of Japan, while purification rituals are essential for maintaining harmony with the kami. The Torii Gate symbolizes the transition to sacred spaces, marking the entrance to Shinto shrines, of which there are over 80,000 in Japan.
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- ZAi LugRo
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- EN